Question

Developed by greek ship builder, who used hot wax to fill the cracks of the ship​

Answer 1

Answer:

Encaustic painting

Explanation:

Encaustic painting, or encaustic, is a pictorial technique in which a molten mixture of wax and resin is applied to a rigid support. It does not smell, takes a few minutes to dry, and completely hardens in a few weeks.

This wax mixture, called a medium, has optical and chemical properties similar to those of varnishes, giving exceptional brightness and color saturation.